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Title: Graveyard Disturbance (08 Aug 1989)
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Gregory Lech Thaddeus | ... | Robin |
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Lea Martino | ... | Tina |
| Beatrice Ring | ... | Micky | |
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Gianmarco Tognazzi | ... | Johnny |
| Karl Zinny | ... | David | |
| Lino Salemme | ... | Tavern Keeper | |
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Giampaolo Saccarola | ... | Man at Tavern (as Gianpaolo Saccarola) |
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Fabrizio Bava | ... | Shop Assistant |
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Mirella Pedetti | ... | Shop Assistant |
Five young robbers spend a whole night in a dark catacomb to win a priceless treasure. They will have to fight against lots of ferocious zombies and vampires. At the end they will meet the Death in person!
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Graveyard Disturbance (1987)
* 1/2 (out of 4)
A rather bizarre, made-for-TV Italian film has five teenage punks shoplifting from a small store and then running off from the police. They end up staying the night in the woods when they discover a small club with a lavish treasure. In order to get the treasure they must "enter the gates" into a strange world of zombie/vampire creatures. If you're expecting gore and violence like in Bava's DEMONS then you're going to be disappointed because there's really not too much of anything here. We really don't get to any horror elements until the 45-minute mark and even then the stuff is very small, really boring and in the end really doesn't go anywhere. There is a decent twist towards the end of the movie but at the same time the ending is so bad that you really just have to sit there a few minutes after it's over with and wonder why they even bothered. The screenplay is really all over the place as its never quite sure what it wants to do and the more supernatural elements never really work because there's really no backbone to what's going on. Even the twist comes way too late and it really goes against everything that came before it and then we get cheated even more because what happens after wards goes against the twist. The performances range from bad to poor but Bava's direction does add a few nice touches. The first appearance of the zombie and how it comes to "move" is quite effective and handled very well. There are a few scenes with some atmosphere but just not enough to warrant the 96-minute running time. The zombie/vampire make up effects are decent for such a low budget film but they can't save the movie and in the end there's no real reason to watch this unless you have to see every horror film released in Italy.